Organic Acids Test (OAT) +Mold + Environmental Toxin Testing Transforms Ginger’s Toxic Burden

Patient Opportunity

Ginger was living and working on an organic farm as a chef when
she began seeking answers for her chronic issues. She had
complaints of PCOS, irregular periods, depression, weight gain of 20
pounds in the past two months, prediabetes, and waking up achy.

Approach

Ginger received a full blood panel and was also tested using
MosaicDX’s urine toxicity tests for mold, glyphosate, and
heavy metals, as well as the Organic Acids Test (OAT). Her
blood tests were unremarkable; however, her glyphosate
level was in the 75th percentile. She had significant levels of
both lead and mercury, along with two mold toxins. The OAT
revealed intestinal fungal overgrowth and a significant need
for methylation support due to toxic exposure. Genetic testing
showed an MTHFR mutation.
She was treated with low-dose naltrexone for suspected
Hashimoto’s thyroiditis. Her detox protocol included oral
phosphatidylcholine, liposomal glutathione, methyl B12 and
methyl folate, Biocidin, and Ultra Binder.

Results

Ginger had seen multiple doctors over several years for most of her
symptoms and was always told nothing was wrong. Within weeks
of beginning treatment, she felt significantly less inflammation
throughout her body. She lost 20 pounds in three months, and
six months into her detox protocol, she felt better than she had
in years and was considering trying for pregnancy. Seven months
after treatment began, her glyphosate level was undetectable, all
mold toxins were gone, and her fungal dysbiosis had resolved.
Had she not undergone comprehensive OAT and toxicity testing,
she never would have suspected her toxic burden—and would have
continued to suffer needlessly.

*The patient name has been changed to protect their privacy.

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